Axios senior media reporter Sara Fischer discusses the state of the media business including TikTok's success, the rise of women's sports due to social media, The New York Times' model, and future of print magazines. They delve into the challenges faced by media brands, the evolution of legacy media and new startups, and the complexities of media business models.

Sara Fischer, a media correspondent for Axios and a CNN regular, dives into the evolving landscape of sports media. She discusses the significant merger between Disney and Fubo and its impact on streaming strategies. Fischer also explores DirecTV's new sports package and its implications for viewers. The potential fallout from a TikTok ban on sports media targeting younger audiences is analyzed, alongside the challenges faced by regional sports networks in major markets amid declining cable subscriptions.

Sara Fischer, a senior media reporter at Axios known for her expertise in media and entertainment, joins to discuss Hollywood's future under a potential second Trump presidency. They delve into anticipated mergers and acquisitions, particularly with Warner Bros. Discovery. Fischer highlights challenges for big tech and TikTok's uncertain future in the U.S. The conversation also touches on Disney's leadership amid political pressures and rumors about a new 'Star Wars' trilogy, sparking exciting industry implications.

Sara Fischer, Axios's media correspondent and CNN contributor, joins the discussion on the declining landscape of regional sports networks, particularly the unraveling of MASN. With the Nationals stepping away, could this signal Ted Leonsis's chance to consolidate D.C. sports? They also dive into the fallout from MLB's split with ESPN and the impending launch of Fox's new direct-to-consumer streaming service, examining its potential impact on how fans will engage with sports in the future.

Sara Fischer, Axios’s media reporter known for her insights into the media landscape, joins the conversation to dissect the changing tides at MSNBC under Rebecca Kutler's leadership. They explore strategic shifts aimed at revitalizing the network while assessing the broader implications for broadcast news in a streaming-dominated world. The discussion highlights the challenges traditional news faces against digital platforms and the rising significance of podcasts, emphasizing the evolving nature of audience engagement in today's media landscape.